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The 40th Annual Conference of the Pacific Circle Consortium
CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
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- A posthumous award was presented to master navigator Mau Piailug for his enduring commitment to the practice and preservation of the traditional navigation. The crew of the Alingano Maisu helped to accept the award on his behalf during the last day of the 40th Annual Conference of the Pacific Circle Consortium, which was hosted by CNMI Public School System, Northern Marianas College, and RTI International, Thursday.
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- Public School System Commissioner Dr. Rita Sablan is surrounded by her leadership team and children after she accepted the “Peter Brice Award” at the Pacific Circle Consortium Banquet.
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- Bank of Guam, here represented by its employees including VP/branch manager Marcie Tomokane (second from left), was a gold sponsor of the Pacific Circle Consortium. Also in photo are NMC Board of Regents member Cyndi Deleon Guerrero (third from left).
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- Northern Marianas College dean of Student Services Leo Pangelinan was one of the speakers at the Pacific Circle Consortium conference.
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- RTI director of Educational Partnerships Dr. Richard Seder (right) facilitated one of the many presentations at the Pacific Circle Consortium.
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- A delegate from Palau signs his name of the commemorative poster for the Pacific Circle Consortium.
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- The presentation on the Chamorro Language was led by NMC dean of Academic Bobbie Merfalen and Dr. Faye Untalan.
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- The breakout sessions at the Pacific Circle Consortium conference included topics about curriculum, instructional methods, assessment, teacher education, workforce development, college readiness, and other topics.
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- The breakout sessions at the Pacific Circle Consortium conference included topics about curriculum, instructional methods, assessment, teacher education, workforce development, college readiness, and other topics.
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- The breakout sessions at the Pacific Circle Consortium conference included topics about curriculum, instructional methods, assessment, teacher education, workforce development, college readiness, and other topics.
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- Many of the breakout sessions at the Pacific Circle Consortium included small group activities.
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- Workshop participants, which numbered about 200, included attendees from the CNMI and other Pacific nations and territories.
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- The Pacific Circle Consortium, which drew about 200 participants, was held at the Saipan Southern High School.
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- Members of the Senate and House of Representatives were on hand at the Pacific Circle Consortium to present a commemorative legislative join resolution.
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- University of Guam President Dr. Robert Underwood (left) was one of the featured speakers at the Pacific Circle Consortium. He also attended the breakout sessions.
